The Ministry of Interior has given the green light for the Khmer National United Party (KNUP) to carry out political activities after recognising the validity of its extraordinary congress.
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The ruling Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) has claimed that the legitimacy of the election is in the hands of Cambodians and does not rely on recognition from the western countries amid the Kingdom preparing to hold sub-national elections in June and National Election next year.
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Two Candlelight Party commune election candidates have been arrested in Pursat province, as the party argued it was a political threat and not a case of forged documents as alleged by local authorities.
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The Ministry of Interior is in the midst of collecting evidence over the link between the main opposition party and its founder, allegedly former opposition leader Sam Rainsy, of whether there has been a violation of the Law on Political Parties which outlawed anyone convicted of a crime from becoming leader of a political party.
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The Interior Ministry has rejected calls from the unrecognised Cambodia National Heart Party (CNHP) to the government to drop the ongoing legal complaint against its founder and 20 other activists, saying they should be held responsible before the law.
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